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Running vim without filename: E492: Not an editor command: CoqStart #362
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Thanks for reporting, but I believe this is working as intended. Coqtail uses Vim's You can set the |
Thank you for the answer. Okay, that makes sense. If I made a pull request which added a sentence about this behaviour to
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Sure, improvements to the documentation are appreciated. I might just edit the wording slightly before merging. |
Closed by #365. |
If I start Vim without opening a particular file (i.e. just running
vim
), I cannot use Coqtail commands. For example, if I execute:CoqStart
. I get the errorE492: Not an editor command: CoqStart
. However, if I runvim coqfile.v
,, then the Coqtail commands are available and I can use this cool package. It does not matter whethercoqfile.v
already exists or not - Coqtail works in either case.Obviously, I have a straightforward workaround - always give a file name to Vim when I want to use Coqtail. However, I did spend at least an hour in frustration before stumbling upon this, so I do think it counts as a (minor) bug.
Note: when I open Vim without specifying a file name, I can see that Coqtail has been loaded by running
:scriptnames
:Version info
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